A193 B7 Threaded Studs Price - DIN125A Flat Washers – Dingshen Metalworks

Earlier video indicating the issue – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tz02UNj0pkM

The cutoff shield/metal plate was rubbing against the bent plate and was not getting pulled down when the solenoid was energized. We used a needle nose plier to pull the bent plate off a little bit and now the plate does not rub. Works fine. We used a 9V battery + 2 AAA 1.5V Duracells since the 9V battery was almost dead! If you have this issue, take care while using the pliers not to damage the solenoid assembly while pulling the bent plate.

This mechanism clearly needs an improvement from the Morimoto guys. The pivoting point of the plate at the right side has a small lateral (forward-aft) movement which has to be restricted. If this is done, the plate will not move back and forth but only top and bottom. Another improvement that can be done is to have the solenoid connector facing the rear instead of the front. Not sure why it was designed this way. Instead of rivets, screws can be used to hold the lens to the projector cast casing. The high-end FX-R and the low-end Mini H1 have screws! Only the Mini D2S has rivets.

Marubeni Citizen-Cincom debut many new models at #IMTS 2014 and #PMTS 2015. One of the most impressive and Industry defining technologies was shown in the BNE51-MSY. Making its debut at #IMTS2014 and again at PMTS2015, the Miyano BNE51-MSY takes turret Lathe technologies to the next level with innovative design and Miyano new Cincom Control technology. In short, the BNE51-MSY is turret lathe with sub spindle design characteristics and control technology that enables 3 tools in the cut at one time with a two turret machine. New BNE51-MSY design and control supports many features -like Multi Axis Super Imposition by G-code- typically found only in Swiss type machines.

The machine was a home run hit with –AE, Programmers and Operators- at the show who know both Swiss and Turret lathes programming and processing. Mitsubishi Materials provided tools shown in the demo. For the video, holes produced with the MVX drill were -drilled 1st with coolant and then re-filmed in proper machine sequence running dry.
For more information on technology shown in the video contact Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Inc. representative or visit their web site at: https://www.marucit.com/

Mitsubishi Materials tooling list:
Cut-Off: GYHRUS12C00-M25R (Holder), GYHRUS12C00-M25R (Blade), GY2G0400G040N-MF/VP20RT (Insert)
OD Turning: DCLNR-124 and CNMG432MM/MC7015 insert
Indexable Drilling: MVX0875x2C100 and MVX0687x2C100
Grove Turn: GYHRUS12C00-M25R (Holder), GYM25RA-F06 (Blade), GYM0300F040N-MS/VP20RT (Insert)
OD Threading: MMTER-123 (Holder), MMT16ER120UN-S/VP15TF (Insert)
ID Threading: MMTIR103-0.75-1.5 C (ID Bar), MMT16IR160UN/VP15TF Insert
Solid Carbide Drill: MVE0397x02S060/DP1020
Face Mill Lower Turret: ASX445R0205, SEMT13T3AGSN-JM/MP7140
Face Mill Upper Turret: WSX445R0205, SNMU140812ANER-M/MP7130

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